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Lehman Brothers
Lehman Brothers
"Our liquidity pool also remains strong at $42 billion.... Throughout the market volatility of the past six months, our liquidity and funding framework has served us extremely well, and we remain focused on increasing the funding available in our bank entities and mitigating any liquidity risks to our secured and unsecured funding positions." -- Lehman Brothers CFO Ian Lowitt

Time to Armageddon: Five days

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Wall Street: It's payback time
Wall Street: It's payback time
An angry mob of investors and taxpayers is assembling, and they want to see some executives' heads on pikes. The question for the courts will be, Who was just foolish with our money - and who was lying, cheating, and stealing? More
Three days that shook the world
Three days that shook the world
Exactly three months ago, the collapse of Lehman triggered a global financial panic. Fortune examines what happened in the 72 hours when the world's most powerful bankers met to try to save Lehman and wound up changing the face of Wall Street forever. More
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